Vodafone brings 5G and emergency call technology for Uckermark!

Vodafone brings 5G and emergency call technology for Uckermark!

In significant progress for emergency care, Vodafone has announced that 57 out of 85 locations in the Uckermark district are successfully equipped with 5G technology. This new mobile phone infrastructure enables the location of emergency departments to automatically transmit the AML system to rescue control centers via the AML system (Advanced Mobile Location). This ensures that emergency helpers can arrive at the scene of the accident more quickly, which significantly increases the chances of life rescue. In addition, the network supports the "Cell Broadcast" disaster warning system, which signals people by warning reports on their smartphones in front of dangers such as major fires and floods, such as the Nordkurier reported.

In addition, the latest scientific knowledge show that specific genetic patterns were identified in the analysis of patients with acute myeloic leukemia (AML) that indicate the development and demarcation of blast cells. A comprehensive SCRNA-SEQ study, which examined 31 bone marrow samples from 20 patients, has uncovered 232 differently expressed genes, which are potentially associated with tumor growth and survival rate. A group of seven genes is particularly noteworthy, the overexpression of which is linked to poorly survival. These findings could provide important information on how AML can be diagnosed and treated in the future, which is of great importance for those affected, such as Nature

The combination of these technological innovations in emergency calls and medical research in oncology could have drastic effects on the emergency services and the treatment of cancer patients. While early measures are taken to increase the reaction speed in an emergency in the Uckermark, new approaches to combat AML can be researched at the same time that may improve the survival of the patients.